It is blatantly obvious that Eden is pining for Romeo and vice versa which is why I was okay with the love triangle. My heart just ached for all three of them because it is clear for the start that this isn’t going to end well for anyone. Tristian and Romeo’s relationship is a mess of animosity and jealousy.

I struggled to connect with these characters, they just don’t have that many redeeming qualities. From the sibling dynamic, the endless history, and the toxic characters it was intense to watch everything play out. I am usually not one for love triangles and this one was a lot to take in. The story starts off crude and to be honest, it was really off putting but I powered past the prologue, hoping that wasn’t the tone for the entire novel. This story was raunchy, scandalous, and I am still unsure if I mean that in a good way or bad way. *Book Received in Exchange for Honest Opinion/Review* It was my turn to claim what had always been MINE to begin with. Except once my brother wasn’t standing between us anymore, I decided… My only goal was to protect her, making her hate me in return. Until I gifted her to my brother as if she meant nothing, when she meant everything to me.Ĭould give her the life I never would be able to. He was always the safe bet, the sure thing, the good guy.Īnd me? Well, I was the Casanova, the killer who flirted with anyone and anything, breaking Eden’s heart again and again.

Mafia casanova by m robinson